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Evaporative Cooler.

Patent for an evaporative cooler/refrigerator that is cooled by the evaporation of water with ventilating tubes to maintain the air condition in shelves. Water is adapted to move through a "cloth, flowing downwardly therethrough and being evaporated therefrom to thereby effectually cool the articles disposed within the refrigerator" (lines 28-31). This patent includes illustrations

Date: March 10, 1914

Creator: Henderson, Thomas A.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Water Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved water cooler. This design consists in "vessels, packing, cross-bars in [a] compartment, connecting tube, coiled pipe, coupling, and faucet . . . [and] the swinging bracket arranged below the faucet, and having stands for two or more glasses," as well as casing and lining (lines 1-7).

Date: March 27, 1883

Creator: Schultze, August J.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Water Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved water cooler. This design consists in "the combination, with an outer casing, a central ice-receptacle having a perforated bottom, a water reservoir surrounding the ice-receptacle, provided with a packing of filtering material in the bottom, of an auxiliary reserve held beneath the ice-receptacle and main reservoir and connected with the latter by a series of tubes, and a tank in the bottom of the casing surrounding said auxiliary reserve adapted to receive the dri… more

Date: July 17, 1888

Creator: Glück, Solomon

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk-Cooler.

Patent for improvements in milk coolers. The invention "has for one of its objects the provision of a simple and inexpensive knockdown construction which will permit packing into compact form when desirable. Another object is to provide a milk-cooler having adjustable shelves of improved construction, whereby milk pans or pails of different sizes can be easily accommodated. A further object .... is to provide a milk-cooler of the water-evaporation capillary-feed type which will be strong, compa… more

Date: July 3, 1900

Creator: Dean, William Volney

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved milk cooler. This design "has relation to that class of devices for keeping vessels containing milk or other fluids cool, in which water is drawn by capillary action from a receptacle onto a cloth wrapped around the vessel, cooling the vessel and its contents by evaporation; and it consists in the improved construction and combination of parts of such a device, and more particularly to the top of the can and the cover for the same" (lines 21-30).

Date: April 5, 1887

Creator: Jowell, George Ratcliff

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved milk cooler. This design consists in "the combination, with the body or frame provided with water-troughs, of the jacketed cans having the upper ends of their jackets extending into the troughs, and an air-collecting device arranged . . . to collect and direct the air against the exposed jackets" (lines 14-21).

Date: April 2, 1889

Creator: Dodge, Frances A.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved cooler. This design "consist[s] of the main vessel adapted to contain the substance to be cooled, having its upper end open and the walls of said open end drawn or inclined inward, as described, the water vessel supported on said main vessel, with a space between its bottom and the top of the main vessel, and made larger at its bottom than the upper open end of the main vessel, and the enveloping-sheet arranged to be wet by the contents of the water-vessel and exte… more

Date: June 10, 1890

Creator: Stiles, Frederick

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk-Cooler.

Patent for a milk cooler meant to keep milk cool while it sets for cream raising. "The objects in view are to utilize the currents of air, cooling the same to the proper temperature by passing them over a body of water, bringing said currents in contact with the milk and in connection with it and the surrounding water cooling the milk" (lines 11-16).

Date: November 7, 1893

Creator: Blanton, Tillius B.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk-Cooler

Patent for a milk cooler that may be used to keep milk or other food items chilled without the use of ice. Illustrations included

Date: June 2, 1908

Creator: Hay, Perrie

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Milk-Cooler.

Patent for a milk cooler, which has a water tank above the jugs of milk that slowly drips cold water onto porous cloths covering the milk jugs.

Date: August 10, 1909

Creator: Dickson, Tomas Edward

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Refrigerator or Cooler.

Patent for a refrigerator that has an "arrangement of parts whereby the articles to be cooled are protected from moisture while the space in which said articles are arranged is inclosed by a film of moisture, which is designed to cool the inclosed atmosphere by evaporation" (lines 11-16). The covering is absorbent and the shelves inside are perforated.

Date: May 4, 1897

Creator: Burt, Henry M.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Evaporative Cooler

Patent for an evaporative cooler. Illustrations included.

Date: June 25, 1912

Creator: Walkup, John A. & Walkup, Charles W.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Evaporator Cooler.

Patent for an evaporator cooler.

Date: August 8, 1911

Creator: Tyson, William David & Tyson, Thomas Oscar

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Beer-Cooler.

Patent for an inexpensive and simple beer cooler that is used in bars, hotels, and other places that disperse beer in small amounts. The cooler has an ornamental appearance and is "adapted to thoroughly cool the beer by a consumption of a minimum amount of ice; to so construct the cooler as to adapt the same to serve as a refrigerator for the storing and cooling of bottled goods such as beer, ale, porter, &c., and furthermore to arrange the cooler in such manner as to permit of the introduction… more

Date: March 13, 1894

Creator: Gibson, Wyatt

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Beer Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved beer cooler. This design consists "in a beer-cooler, the combination of the cup-shaped rubber cap having the opening with the faucet, said cap being adapted to form an air-tight joint between the faucet and the beer-cooler" (lines 89-93).

Date: October 13, 1885

Creator: Follett, Charles Jonathan

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Beer Cooler.

Patent for a new and improved beer cooler. This design "consists in the detailed construction and arrangement of a cooling-chamber or refrigerator which is adapted to be attached to the faucet of the keg or barrel containing the beverage" (lines 24-28).

Date: September 12, 1882

Creator: Newman, George Morton

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Churn

Patent for a new and improved churn and cooler which allows for easier removal of the cooling liquid and includes illustrations and description.

Date: April 8, 1913

Creator: Sibley, William P.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Cooling Apparatus.

Patent for a cooling apparatus for food that uses the process of evaporation of water to cool the apparatus.

Date: April 4, 1911

Creator: Steen, Mary L.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

Cooler.

Patent for an "iceless cooler" (line 13) with key features such as low manufacturing cost, easy assembly, and the capability to be collapsed for compact storage when not in use, including illustrations.

Date: January 26, 1918

Creator: Chapman, Thomas M.

Partner: UNT Libraries Government Documents Department

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